rain hit the pavement
flint sparks flew
cars stopped and people frowned
I smiled and blew on my fingers
rain hit the pavement
flint sparks flew
cars stopped and people frowned
I smiled and blew on my fingers
She flinched as she dripped melted sugar on her arm, casting a magical sweetheart spell. The silver spoon shone in the candlelight.
The battlements quaked. In the bedchamber the physician’s long hat quivered in the falling dust. He scratched the curled words, hurriedly, carefully, desperate to carry his thoughts, his steely will, through his arm and quill. With the last word he shivered. The queen’s eyes softly opened and the world stilled.